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It's like he doesn't want to see us get good again, as though it's going to taint his own legacy as part of the last winning team. He speaks utter nonsense to put us down time and time again.
Neville just likes to worry and talk down United even though they won because arsenal did play well. It’s part of being a perfectionist, you never truly appreciate winning ugly or getting lucky because you’re too busy focusing on the things that didn’t go right.It's like he doesn't want to see us get good again, as though it's going to taint his own legacy as part of the last winning team. He speaks utter nonsense to put us down time and time again.
Yep, that's exactly what it is with him. He tries so hard not to be biased towards us that his commentary work becomes biased against us. Which is ridiculous as I don't remember any other commentators doing that when their team plays. It's to be expected - if you can't be perfectly unbiased then be slightly biased towards your old team. Just like all the ex Liverpool commentators are.Yeah needs to stop being so unbiased that he’s actually biased against United.
Say what you see Gary
I agree, he tries to overcompensate too much that he speaks non-sense a lot of times to prove his point. but disagree with that people think he wants us to do bad to save his own legacy, which is BS. He's a massive United fan and wants us to do well for sure. Just has a really high standards for a top team and how it plays. Looks like a pattern for all ex-United player who do commenting like Keano, Scholes.It’s obvious what his issue is. He’s a massive, completely biased United fan. Which means that he badly over-compensates when he’s covering our games in an effort to be impartial.
The Jesus love-in was excruciating though. I agree with that.
Again and again he's been defending his mates and clutching at straws in order to avoid difficult questions. I wouldn't even mind it as it's quite natural and humane to prioritise friendships and money over being objective, but then again if you're a hypocritical feck you probably shouldn't try to present yourself as the champion of the working class, defender of the high standards and pretend you're in a position to be asked about "fixing football".He was on the Guardian's Football Weekly podcast yesterday promoting his new book. Was asked plenty about FFP, Saudi/Qatar ownership, American owners etc.
Have to say, I did not like how he answered being asked about David Beckham's Qatar deal.
Worth a listen.
Him and Scholes do it to the point of going completely anti-United, can't listen to either of them anymore.Literally cannot stand Neville commentating on United games.
I love his punditry, and love his interviews, Overlap etc. But get him off commentating United games. His attempts to hide his United bias by going far too far the other way, are just flat out annoying and ruin the game for me.
Become? He has been like this for years.Used to think he got some unnecessary flack on here but he's become a rather irritating cnut.
Got an opinion on everything, if two people were arguing over the last loaf of bread in the supermarket he'd get involved and would have his say on it.
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I wonder if Keane will ever think that. "Hmm, was I being over the top when I said I'd punch DDG for conceding a goal?"Tweet
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So after years of laying into certain players, Neville and Carragher have found the ability to reflect on their criticism of players and the impact it has on the individuals and their families due to the recent criticism of Harry Maguire. It’s hard to take this seriously considering the way they’ve treated players in the past, particularly Neville.
You’d think Maguire was the first player to be scrutinised in this manner.
Took you this long to notice? He's a cnut of the highest order. Loves his own voice too so will put out any over the top comment to get people talking. I agree with that German poster who said he's one of the biggest source of toxicity within the fanbase.Used to think he got some unnecessary flack on here but he's become a rather irritating cnut.
Got an opinion on everything, if two people were arguing over the last loaf of bread in the supermarket he'd get involved and would have his say on it.
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So after years of laying into certain players, Neville and Carragher have found the ability to reflect on their criticism of players and the impact it has on the individuals and their families due to the recent criticism of Harry Maguire. It’s hard to take this seriously considering the way they’ve treated players in the past, particularly Neville.
You’d think Maguire was the first player to be scrutinised in this manner.
Yeah sick of him putting the boot in every chance he gets, never thought I would say this but give Carragher Utd games from nowHas to stop doing United games, most annoying.
Yeah Neville is deluded if he thinks football can do that,whistleblowers are terrified of dragging out City or Newcastle because consequences would be dire to say the least.Never been a fan of having pundits on commentary.
Mind you I do like Neville and he gets a lot of unfair criticism for voicing opinions.
I get where he’s coming from with the Qatar thing but I can’t wrap my head around him thinking football can force regimes to change.
Maguire is English.Shows what a prick he is considering the abuse he gave of Pogba,Martial and Lukaku week in week out. Yet he only feels bad about Maguire
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I agree with this. I find him interesting to listen to because he is very opinionated and passionate. Sometimes I agree with him, on other occasions he makes me cringe. Think he would be a jumped up intolerable little shit, away from the screen. Hell, he often comes across that way on screen!I actually think he’s a lot like Piers Morgan. He’s always got to have a big opinion on something one way or the other and seems to make it up as he goes along. Then at some point in the future contradicts himself because he’s got such a massive view on everything without any sort of structure that it’d be impossible not to. I think he’s a thoroughly dislikable person.
What a Cnut. Watched Pogba get racially abused after criticising him personally for the crime of taking a penalty after years of character assassination and refused to say a word in response to the racial abuse Pogba received. To ignore it is tantermount to agreeing with it when you’ve played the part Neville played.Tweet
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So after years of laying into certain players, Neville and Carragher have found the ability to reflect on their criticism of players and the impact it has on the individuals and their families due to the recent criticism of Harry Maguire. It’s hard to take this seriously considering the way they’ve treated players in the past, particularly Neville.
You’d think Maguire was the first player to be scrutinised in this manner.
Then again it's also kind of odd to expect people who did not much more than play football in their lives to be excellent political scientists or guides of nations.Again and again he's been defending his mates and clutching at straws in order to avoid difficult questions. I wouldn't even mind it as it's quite natural and humane to prioritise friendships and money over being objective, but then again if you're a hypocritical feck you probably shouldn't try to present yourself as the champion of the working class, defender of the high standards and pretend you're in a position to be asked about "fixing football".
I do hate whatever "how to talk" course it is that all these youtube presenters have followed though.Enjoyed HITC Sevens video on him today. What a prick.